[6.0] Respect @preconcurrency
everywhere we diagnose Sendable
issues
#73720
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Explanation: A number of places in the Swift type checker were providing diagnostics when a type is not
Sendable
without respecting@preconcurrency
imports that would suppress or downgrade those diagnostics. This both impacts specific classes of diagnostics (such as the diagnostic when a global or staticlet
has non-Sendable
type) and existing diagnostics where the non-Sendable
type is part of a larger non-Sendable
type, such asNonSendable?
or[NonSendable]
.Original PR: #73676, #73698
Radar/issue: rdar://121889248, rdar://125081249
Risk: Low. The changes only affect diagnostics that are warnings prior to Swift 6, and only downgrades diagnostics from warnings -> suppressed (Swift < 6) or errors -> warnings (Swift >= 6).